welovetrump--2020-07-03--Trump Reaches Out to Father Whose Son was Killed in Seattle CHOP Zone

On the day he buried his 19-year-old son , who was gunned down in Seattle ’ s lawless ‘ CHOP ’ zone , Horace Lorenzo Anderson Sr. got a phone call from President Trump , who had been moved by his heart-wrenching appearance the night before on Fox News Channel ’ s “ Hannity.
” Anderson ’ s son , Horace Lorenzo Anderson Jr. , was killed in the early hours of June 20 , when shots rang out near the border of the six-block zone the city had given up for three chaotic weeks .
In the emotional interview @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said he hadn ’ t been able to get answers from the city about his son ’ s death , and disclosed that he had not even been contacted by Mayor Jenny Durkan .
But , the mayor , a Democrat , did reach out to Anderson later Wednesday , and a call from Trump followed later .
“ We just talked to the president of the United States , ” Anderson ’ s friend and family spokesman Andre Taylor , who took part in Wednesday ’ s interview , told Fox News @ @ @ @ @ @ @ top that ?
” Taylor said Trump told Anderson he saw his interview with Hannity Wednesday night and was moved by the grieving father ’ s grace in the face of tragedy .
In what Taylor said was a seven-minute call , Trump offered his condolences and support .
“ He said he watched ‘ Hannity ’ last night , and told Horace , ‘ Your son is looking down on you and watching over you , ’ ” Taylor recounted .
“ He was incredibly gracious , and it gave Horace some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” In the interview , Anderson described his son as good-hearted but easily influenced .
He said he took some solace in knowing that he often told the boy , who he took full custody of at age 2 , that he loved him .
But , when he described the pain of learning through the grapevine that his son was dead , he broke down , as Taylor comforted him .

On the day he buried his 19-year-old son, who was gunned down in Seattle’s lawless ‘CHOP’ zone, Horace Lorenzo Anderson Sr. got a phone call from President Trump, who had been moved by his heart-wrenching appearance the night before on Fox News Channel’s “Hannity.”
Anderson’s son, Horace Lorenzo Anderson Jr., was killed in the early hours of June 20, when shots rang out near the border of the six-block zone the city had given up for three chaotic weeks. In the emotional interview with Sean Hannity, a tearful Anderson said he hadn’t been able to get answers from the city about his son’s death, and disclosed that he had not even been contacted by Mayor Jenny Durkan.
But, the mayor, a Democrat, did reach out to Anderson later Wednesday, and a call from Trump followed later.
“We just talked to the president of the United States,” Anderson’s friend and family spokesman Andre Taylor, who took part in Wednesday’s interview, told Fox News. “How are you going to top that?”
Taylor said Trump told Anderson he saw his interview with Hannity Wednesday night and was moved by the grieving father’s grace in the face of tragedy. In what Taylor said was a seven-minute call, Trump offered his condolences and support.
“He said he watched ‘Hannity’ last night, and told Horace, ‘Your son is looking down on you and watching over you,’” Taylor recounted. “He was incredibly gracious, and it gave Horace some extra help as he buried his son.”
In the interview, Anderson described his son as good-hearted but easily influenced. He said he took some solace in knowing that he often told the boy, who he took full custody of at age 2, that he loved him. But, when he described the pain of learning through the grapevine that his son was dead, he broke down, as Taylor comforted him.


welovetrump--2020-07-03--Minnesota Democrat Gov. Tim Walz Wants “Substantial Aid” From Trump/FEMA Following Destruction From

Minnesota Democrat Gov. Tim Walz Wants “Substantial Aid” From Trump/FEMA Following Destruction From Riots

After allowing his state to run amok with violence for days during the George Floyd protests , Minnesota Govenor Tim Walz ( capital D-emocrat ) has a small favor to ask of the Federal Government .
It ’ s funny , the idea of “ peaceful protests ” and “ Fema ” don ’ t seem to line up… Our friends at Fox News report on his plea to Donald Trump , and Fema , to declare the affected areas as a “ major disaster : ” Minnesota Gov .
Tim Walz has asked President Trump for a federal disaster @ @ @ @ @ @ @ extensive fire damage ” and other destruction in the unrest that followed George Floyd ’ s death in Minneapolis police custody on Memorial Day .
“ We need to come together to ensure Minnesotans who were victims of this destruction have access to critical infrastructure they need so they can go to the grocery store , pick up their medication , and live their lives , ” Walz said in a He also appealed to the Federal Emergency Management Agency ( FEMA ) for financial assistance to help cover the cost of debris @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public buildings and equipment .
“ We ’ re asking our federal partners to step up and help our communities recover , ” he said .
Walz ’ s office estimates the cost of the damage to more than 1,500 businesses in Minneapolis and St. Paul at over $ 500 million .
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After allowing his state to run amok with violence for days during the George Floyd protests, Minnesota Govenor Tim Walz (capital D-emocrat) has a small favor to ask of the Federal Government.
Around 500 million small favors
It’s funny, the idea of “peaceful protests” and “Fema” don’t seem to line up…
Our friends at Fox News report on his plea to Donald Trump, and Fema, to declare the affected areas as a “major disaster:”
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has asked President Trump for a federal disaster declaration in his state due to “extensive fire damage” and other destruction in the unrest that followed George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis police custody on Memorial Day. “We need to come together to ensure Minnesotans who were victims of this destruction have access to critical infrastructure they need so they can go to the grocery store, pick up their medication, and live their lives,” Walz said in a He also appealed to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for financial assistance to help cover the cost of debris removal, emergency measures and damage to public buildings and equipment. “We’re asking our federal partners to step up and help our communities recover,” he said. Walz’s office estimates the cost of the damage to more than 1,500 businesses in Minneapolis and St. Paul at over $500 million.”


welovetrump--2020-07-03--FBI Arrests Four Toledo City Council Democrats on Bribery Charges

Here 's more details from the Blade on the corrupt Democrats : For years , Democrats have been the dominant political machine in Toledo .
But that dynamic is poised for a shakeup after four Democratic Toledo City Council members were charged in a bribery scheme that has rocked the local Democratic Party and the city ’ s majority-Democrat legislative body .
It ’ s unclear how the city council will proceed for the time being with Yvonne Harper , Gary Johnson , Tyrone Riley , and Larry Sykes — a third of its members , all veteran Toledo Democrats @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and extortion .
Lucas County Democratic Party Chairman Michael Ashford is calling on them to resign , and said he ’ s working with council leadership to appoint replacements who can serve until the next election .
“ While these individuals are innocent until proven guilty , we are urging them to resign from their elected positions so the focus of progress is not derailed by this distraction , ” Mr. Ashford said .
Council President Matt Cherry did not respond to multiple calls for comment , but in a statement said he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ essential functions aren ’ t disrupted .
The council members who spoke to The Blade on Tuesday stopped short of demanding their colleagues step down , but couldn ’ t see another outcome in what some called an unprecedented episode in council history , and one that could upend the Democrats ’ long reign in Lucas County , where they have a stranglehold on countywide elected offices .
“ I have a hard time seeing how any other outcome is going to be acceptable to the community , ” said Democrat Sam Melden @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after the investigation that council members said they had no inkling of was well under way .
“ Elected life is about representing our fellow citizens — I want to know what the citizens think .
I don ’ t feel like I 'm in a position to make that decision for them .
But at the same time I do n't see an alternative scenario .
This is not what people want in elected leadership.
” “ That ’ s something that we ’ ll just have to wait and see what @ @ @ @ @ @ @ s their decision , ” Cecelia Adams , another Democratic member , said .
After a 2019 election that left Republicans with just one council seat , the latest Toledo political scandal gives the local Republican Party , which has had ample time to build its bench under Chairman Mark Wagoner , a rare opportunity to compete for a foothold in Toledo government against a weakened Democratic Party .
Sensing their opening , the local GOP immediately called on the four indicted members to step down , and for open elections to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ Democrat domination of Toledo city politics has consequences , and today we see them , ” Mr. Wagoner said in a statement .
“ Lucas County Republicans have long pointed to the culture of corruption within the City of Toledo and have put forward quality candidates to end Democrat domination .
Today , the importance of watchdogs on Toledo City Council is never more clear .
”

Here's more details from the Blade on the corrupt Democrats:
For years, Democrats have been the dominant political machine in Toledo.
But that dynamic is poised for a shakeup after four Democratic Toledo City Council members were charged in a bribery scheme that has rocked the local Democratic Party and the city’s majority-Democrat legislative body.
It’s unclear how the city council will proceed for the time being with Yvonne Harper, Gary Johnson, Tyrone Riley, and Larry Sykes — a third of its members, all veteran Toledo Democrats — facing federal charges for alleged bribery and extortion. Lucas County Democratic Party Chairman Michael Ashford is calling on them to resign, and said he’s working with council leadership to appoint replacements who can serve until the next election.
“While these individuals are innocent until proven guilty, we are urging them to resign from their elected positions so the focus of progress is not derailed by this distraction,” Mr. Ashford said.
Council President Matt Cherry did not respond to multiple calls for comment, but in a statement said he was working with the city to ensure essential functions aren’t disrupted.
The council members who spoke to The Blade on Tuesday stopped short of demanding their colleagues step down, but couldn’t see another outcome in what some called an unprecedented episode in council history, and one that could upend the Democrats’ long reign in Lucas County, where they have a stranglehold on countywide elected offices.
“I have a hard time seeing how any other outcome is going to be acceptable to the community,” said Democrat Sam Melden, who was elected in 2019, after the investigation that council members said they had no inkling of was well under way. “Elected life is about representing our fellow citizens — I want to know what the citizens think. I don’t feel like I'm in a position to make that decision for them. But at the same time I don't see an alternative scenario. This is not what people want in elected leadership.”
“That’s something that we’ll just have to wait and see what they decide to do. That’s their decision,” Cecelia Adams, another Democratic member, said.
After a 2019 election that left Republicans with just one council seat, the latest Toledo political scandal gives the local Republican Party, which has had ample time to build its bench under Chairman Mark Wagoner, a rare opportunity to compete for a foothold in Toledo government against a weakened Democratic Party.
Sensing their opening, the local GOP immediately called on the four indicted members to step down, and for open elections to be held for each of their seats.
“Democrat domination of Toledo city politics has consequences, and today we see them,” Mr. Wagoner said in a statement. “Lucas County Republicans have long pointed to the culture of corruption within the City of Toledo and have put forward quality candidates to end Democrat domination. Today, the importance of watchdogs on Toledo City Council is never more clear.”


welovetrump--2020-07-03--Armed Veterans in Tennessee Guard Local Memorial After Getting Wind of Threats

LEBANON , Tenn. ( WKRN ) — As protests against police brutality and inequality continue across the country , some have been followed by riots .
When a group of veterans in Lebanon heard their county war memorial may be a target for possible riots , they picked up their rifles and assumed position .
“ A show of force can be a very powerful deterrent .
We ’ re not here to fight , unless we have to , ” Veteran Keith Sikora told News 2 .
“ I ’ m not here to promote violence , I ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
I ’ m for all good people and all good things in this country and preserving them , ” added Veteran Joe Hester .
Sikora and Hester both served in the United States Marine Corps and hold the Wilson County Veteran ’ s Memorial very near to their hearts .
“ It ’ s a big target because who else gave more for this country than the ones who gave their life , and if youre on the other side and you hate this country , the way they ’ re portraying @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is the best target to hit , ” Sikora said .

LEBANON, Tenn. (WKRN) — As protests against police brutality and inequality continue across the country, some have been followed by riots. When a group of veterans in Lebanon heard their county war memorial may be a target for possible riots, they picked up their rifles and assumed position.
“A show of force can be a very powerful deterrent. We’re not here to fight, unless we have to,” Veteran Keith Sikora told News 2.
“I’m not here to promote violence, I’m not here against any race whatsoever. I’m for all good people and all good things in this country and preserving them,” added Veteran Joe Hester.
Sikora and Hester both served in the United States Marine Corps and hold the Wilson County Veteran’s Memorial very near to their hearts.
“It’s a big target because who else gave more for this country than the ones who gave their life, and if youre on the other side and you hate this country, the way they’re portraying the way they hate it, this is the best target to hit,” Sikora said.


welovetrump--2020-07-03--CNN Reports “Surprise Results” When New Study Finds Hydroxychloroquine Lowers Death Rate For Covid-1

CNN Reports “Surprise Results” When New Study Finds Hydroxychloroquine Lowers Death Rate For Covid-19

A surprising new study found that the controversial antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine helped patients better survive in the hospital .
A team at Henry Ford Health System in Southeast Michigan said Thursday its study of 2,541 hospitalized patients found that those given hydroxychloroquine were much less likely to die .
Dr. Marcus Zervos , division head of infectious disease for Henry Ford Health System , said 26 % of those not given hydroxychloroquine died , compared to 13 % of those who got the drug .
The team looked back at everyone treated in the hospital system since the first patient @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rates were 18.1 % in the entire cohort , 13.5 % in the hydroxychloroquine alone group , 20.1 % among those receiving hydroxychloroquine plus azithromycin , 22.4 % among the azithromycin alone group , and 26.4 % for neither drug , '' the team wrote in a report published in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases .
It 's a surprising finding because several other studies have found no benefit from hydroxychloroquine , a drug originally developed to treat and prevent malaria .
President Donald Trump touted the drug heavily , but later @ @ @ @ @ @ @ do better if they got the drug , they were more likely to suffer cardiac side effects .
The US Food and Drug Administration withdrew its emergency use authorization for the drug earlier this month and trials around the world , including trials sponsored by the World Health Organization and the National Institutes of Health , were halted .

A surprising new study found that the controversial antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine helped patients better survive in the hospital.
A team at Henry Ford Health System in Southeast Michigan said Thursday its study of 2,541 hospitalized patients found that those given hydroxychloroquine were much less likely to die.
Dr. Marcus Zervos, division head of infectious disease for Henry Ford Health System, said 26% of those not given hydroxychloroquine died, compared to 13% of those who got the drug. The team looked back at everyone treated in the hospital system since the first patient in March.
"Overall crude mortality rates were 18.1% in the entire cohort, 13.5% in the hydroxychloroquine alone group, 20.1% among those receiving hydroxychloroquine plus azithromycin, 22.4% among the azithromycin alone group, and 26.4% for neither drug," the team wrote in a report published in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases.
It's a surprising finding because several other studies have found no benefit from hydroxychloroquine, a drug originally developed to treat and prevent malaria. President Donald Trump touted the drug heavily, but later studies found not only did patients not do better if they got the drug, they were more likely to suffer cardiac side effects.
The US Food and Drug Administration withdrew its emergency use authorization for the drug earlier this month and trials around the world, including trials sponsored by the World Health Organization and the National Institutes of Health, were halted.


welovetrump--2020-07-04--Trump Announces “National Garden” of Statues As Radicals Seek to Tear Down Monuments

According to President Trump 's executive order , anyone caught destroying or desecrating a national monument will spend a minimum of 10 years in jail .
Trump also ordered that any status that have been destroyed by radicals must be rebuilt .
The White House published the Executive Order on Building and Rebuilding Monuments to American Heroes online , stating : By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America , it is hereby ordered as follows : Section 1 .
Purpose .
America owes its present greatness to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is always at risk of being forgotten , monuments will always be needed to honor those who came before .
Since the time of our founding , Americans have raised monuments to our greatest citizens .
In 1784 , the legislature of Virginia commissioned the earliest statue of George Washington , a “ monument of affection and gratitude ” to a man who “ unit [ ed ] to the endowment [ s ] of the Hero the virtues of the Patriot ” and gave to the world “ an Immortal Example of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Del .
( June 24 , 1784 ) .
In our public parks and plazas , we have erected statues of great Americans who , through acts of wisdom and daring , built and preserved for us a republic of ordered liberty .
These statues are silent teachers in solid form of stone and metal .
They preserve the memory of our American story and stir in us a spirit of responsibility for the chapters yet unwritten .
These works of art call forth gratitude for the accomplishments and sacrifices of our exceptional @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , placed their virtues , their talents , and their lives in the service of our Nation .
These monuments express our noblest ideals : respect for our ancestors , love of freedom , and striving for a more perfect union .
They are works of beauty , created as enduring tributes .
In preserving them , we show reverence for our past , we dignify our present , and we inspire those who are to come .
To build a monument is to ratify our shared national project .
To destroy a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
In recent weeks , in the midst of protests across America , many monuments have been vandalized or destroyed .
Some local governments have responded by taking their monuments down .
Among others , monuments to Christopher Columbus , George Washington , Thomas Jefferson , Benjamin Franklin , Francis Scott Key , Ulysses S. Grant , leaders of the abolitionist movement , the first all-volunteer African-American regiment of the Union Army in the Civil War , and American soldiers killed in the First and Second World Wars have been vandalized , destroyed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not ours alone , to be discarded at the whim of those inflamed by fashionable political passions ; they belong to generations that have come before us and to generations yet unborn .
My Administration will not abide an assault on our collective national memory .
In the face of such acts of destruction , it is our responsibility as Americans to stand strong against this violence , and to peacefully transmit our great national story to future generations through newly commissioned monuments to American heroes .
This November , the choice between @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
President Trump is a man who will always put America first and put ALL Americans first .
He is proud of our history and heritage .
It has shaped us into who we are today , and will help guide us to achieve our founding ideals .
Meanwhile , former vice-president Joe Biden appears poised to cave to the mob ... or at best , be a `` puppet '' for the mob , as President Trump suggested at his Tulsa rally .
Now , more than ever , we must protect @ @ @ @ @ @ @ all as Americans !

This is HUGE news!
According to President Trump's executive order, anyone caught destroying or desecrating a national monument will spend a minimum of 10 years in jail.
Trump also ordered that any status that have been destroyed by radicals must be rebuilt.
The White House published the Executive Order on Building and Rebuilding Monuments to American Heroes online, stating:
By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered as follows:
Section 1. Purpose. America owes its present greatness to its past sacrifices. Because the past is always at risk of being forgotten, monuments will always be needed to honor those who came before. Since the time of our founding, Americans have raised monuments to our greatest citizens. In 1784, the legislature of Virginia commissioned the earliest statue of George Washington, a “monument of affection and gratitude” to a man who “unit[ed] to the endowment[s] of the Hero the virtues of the Patriot” and gave to the world “an Immortal Example of true Glory.” I Res. H. Del. (June 24, 1784). In our public parks and plazas, we have erected statues of great Americans who, through acts of wisdom and daring, built and preserved for us a republic of ordered liberty.
These statues are silent teachers in solid form of stone and metal. They preserve the memory of our American story and stir in us a spirit of responsibility for the chapters yet unwritten. These works of art call forth gratitude for the accomplishments and sacrifices of our exceptional fellow citizens who, despite their flaws, placed their virtues, their talents, and their lives in the service of our Nation. These monuments express our noblest ideals: respect for our ancestors, love of freedom, and striving for a more perfect union. They are works of beauty, created as enduring tributes. In preserving them, we show reverence for our past, we dignify our present, and we inspire those who are to come. To build a monument is to ratify our shared national project.
To destroy a monument is to desecrate our common inheritance. In recent weeks, in the midst of protests across America, many monuments have been vandalized or destroyed. Some local governments have responded by taking their monuments down. Among others, monuments to Christopher Columbus, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Francis Scott Key, Ulysses S. Grant, leaders of the abolitionist movement, the first all-volunteer African-American regiment of the Union Army in the Civil War, and American soldiers killed in the First and Second World Wars have been vandalized, destroyed, or removed.
These statues are not ours alone, to be discarded at the whim of those inflamed by fashionable political passions; they belong to generations that have come before us and to generations yet unborn. My Administration will not abide an assault on our collective national memory. In the face of such acts of destruction, it is our responsibility as Americans to stand strong against this violence, and to peacefully transmit our great national story to future generations through newly commissioned monuments to American heroes.


welovetrump--2020-07-04--NY Times Blistered and Mocked for Covering Trump’s Mt. Rushmore Speech as “Dark and Divisive”

Though the speech received rave reviews , the angle the New York Times choose to publish is that it was a `` dark and divisive speech . ''
Standing in a packed amphitheater in front of Mount Rushmore for an Independence Day celebration , President Trump delivered a dark and divisive speech on Friday that cast his struggling effort to win a second term as a battle against a “ new far-left fascism ” seeking to wipe out the nation ’ s values and history .
With the coronavirus pandemic raging and his campaign faltering in the polls , his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his re-election effort , using the holiday and an official presidential address to mount a full-on culture war against a straw-man version of the left that he portrayed as inciting mayhem and moving the country toward totalitarianism .
“ Our nation is witnessing a merciless campaign to wipe out our history , defame our heroes , erase our values and indoctrinate our children , ” Mr. Trump said , addressing a packed crowd of sign-waving supporters , few of whom wore masks .
“ Angry mobs are trying to tear down statues of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ memorials and unleash a wave of violent crime in our cities.
” Mr. Trump barely mentioned the frightening resurgence of the pandemic , even as the country surpassed 53,000 new cases Friday and health officials across the nation urged Americans to scale back their Fourth of July plans .
Instead , appealing unabashedly to his base with ominous language and imagery , he railed against what he described as a dangerous “ cancel culture ” intent on toppling monuments and framed himself as a strong leader who would protect the Second Amendment , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ heritage .
The scene at Mount Rushmore was the latest sign of how Mr. Trump appears , by design or default , increasingly disconnected from the intense concern among Americans about the health crisis gripping the country .
More than just a partisan rally , it underscored the extent to which Mr. Trump is appealing to a subset of Americans to carry him to a second term by changing the subject and appealing to fear and division .
“ Most presidents in history have understood that when they appear at a national monument @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to act as a unifying chief of state , not a partisan divider , ” Michael Beschloss , the presidential historian , said before the speech .
Mr. Trump planned to follow up his trip with a “ Salute to America ” celebration on Saturday on the South Lawn at the White House , marked by a military flyover and the launch of 10,000 fireworks on the National Mall .

Though the speech received rave reviews, the angle the New York Times choose to publish is that it was a "dark and divisive speech."
The New York Times reported:
Standing in a packed amphitheater in front of Mount Rushmore for an Independence Day celebration, President Trump delivered a dark and divisive speech on Friday that cast his struggling effort to win a second term as a battle against a “new far-left fascism” seeking to wipe out the nation’s values and history.
With the coronavirus pandemic raging and his campaign faltering in the polls, his appearance amounted to a fiery reboot of his re-election effort, using the holiday and an official presidential address to mount a full-on culture war against a straw-man version of the left that he portrayed as inciting mayhem and moving the country toward totalitarianism.
“Our nation is witnessing a merciless campaign to wipe out our history, defame our heroes, erase our values and indoctrinate our children,” Mr. Trump said, addressing a packed crowd of sign-waving supporters, few of whom wore masks. “Angry mobs are trying to tear down statues of our founders, deface our most sacred memorials and unleash a wave of violent crime in our cities.”
Mr. Trump barely mentioned the frightening resurgence of the pandemic, even as the country surpassed 53,000 new cases Friday and health officials across the nation urged Americans to scale back their Fourth of July plans.
Instead, appealing unabashedly to his base with ominous language and imagery, he railed against what he described as a dangerous “cancel culture” intent on toppling monuments and framed himself as a strong leader who would protect the Second Amendment, law enforcement and the country’s heritage.
The scene at Mount Rushmore was the latest sign of how Mr. Trump appears, by design or default, increasingly disconnected from the intense concern among Americans about the health crisis gripping the country. More than just a partisan rally, it underscored the extent to which Mr. Trump is appealing to a subset of Americans to carry him to a second term by changing the subject and appealing to fear and division.
“Most presidents in history have understood that when they appear at a national monument, it’s usually a moment to act as a unifying chief of state, not a partisan divider,” Michael Beschloss, the presidential historian, said before the speech.
Mr. Trump planned to follow up his trip with a “Salute to America” celebration on Saturday on the South Lawn at the White House, marked by a military flyover and the launch of 10,000 fireworks on the National Mall.


welovetrump--2020-07-04--President Trump’s Speech at Mt. Rushmore Heralded as “Truly Historic”

President Trump is receiving rave reviews from even some of his toughest critics after a supurb speech at Mt .
@ @ @ @ @ our future here in America .
It started with this historic moment :

President Trump is receiving rave reviews from even some of his toughest critics after a supurb speech at Mt. Rushmore defending our heritage and our future here in America.
It started with this historic moment:


welovetrump--2020-07-04--Trump Staffer “Improves” Mt. Rushmore With Trump’s Face Digitally Added In

Here 's more , from the NY Post : A staffer for President Trump ’ s campaign on Friday tweeted @ @ @ @ @ called an “ improved ” Mt .
Rushmore — with the commander in chief ’ @ @ @ @ @ national landmark in South Dakota .
“ Mt Rushmore , improved , ” read the @ @ @ @ @ which was tweeted out Friday morning by Abigail Marone , a member of the campaign @ @ @ @ @ team , according to her Twitter bio .
The tweet came hours before the president @ @ @ @ @ were scheduled to leave Washington to visit the monument — which features huge sculpted images @ @ @ @ @ Thomas Jefferson , Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln — and view a pre-July 4 fireworks @ @ @ @ @ the doctored image — which shows Trump positioned to Washington ’ s right — was @ @

Here's more, from the NY Post:
A staffer for President Trump’s campaign on Friday tweeted a photo of what she called an “improved” Mt. Rushmore — with the commander in chief’s image added to the national landmark in South Dakota.
“Mt Rushmore, improved,” read the caption accompanying the post, which was tweeted out Friday morning by Abigail Marone, a member of the campaign’s 2020 rapid response team, according to her Twitter bio.
The tweet came hours before the president and first lady Melania Trump were scheduled to leave Washington to visit the monument — which features huge sculpted images of Presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln — and view a pre-July 4 fireworks display.
The origin of the doctored image — which shows Trump positioned to Washington’s right — was unclear.


welovetrump--2020-07-04--Sen. Ted Cruz:  A Black National Anthem is “asinine”…we are one America!

Did Ted Cruz nail it on this one ?
You might have heard that the NFL will be playing the @ @ @ @ @ when it resumes games , leading many to ask : what is that ?
Who @ @ @ @ @ thing ?
Well , apparently there is but according to Ted Cruz it 's an @ @ @ @ @ And I have to agree with him .
Why is it the Democrats always want @ @ @ @ @ ?
As Cruz says , we are ONE America !
There 's not black America @ @ @ @ @ how hard the Dems want to push for it .
Republicans and clear-thinking Americans simply @ @ @ @ @ for all .

Did Ted Cruz nail it on this one?
You might have heard that the NFL will be playing the "Black National Anthem" when it resumes games, leading many to ask: what is that?
Who knew there was such a thing?
Well, apparently there is but according to Ted Cruz it's an "asinine" concept.
And I have to agree with him.
Why is it the Democrats always want to divide us into groups?
As Cruz says, we are ONE America!
Exactly right!
There's not black America or white America, despite how hard the Dems want to push for it.
Republicans and clear-thinking Americans simply say it is one America for all.
Take a look:


welovetrump--2020-07-04--Fox News Reports:  Ghislaine Maxwell Reportedly Ready to “Name Names”

Here is more from Fox News : Geraldo Rivera and Fox Business Network host Kennedy reacted Friday to reports that Jeffrey Epstein 's ex-girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell is ready to name names of those involved in the late convicted pedophile 's underage sex ring .
`` She thought she was going to live free but she 's going to die in prison , as she should .
This is not someone who was just helping out or a codependent with Jeffrey Epstein , '' Kennedy said on `` The Five '' while discussing the socialite 's decision to hide in New @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sexually molesting children and shame on her and everyone else who has protected her .
Shame on [ former Labor Secretary Alex Acosta ] for giving Jeffrey Epstein the deal he did as a U.S. attorney in Florida . ''
In an exclusive interview with Fox News , Jane Doe , who wishes to protect her identity , claimed Maxwell sexually abused her and raped her dozens of times – beginning when Doe was just 14 years old .
Doe also told Fox News that she is willing to take the stand and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Thursday on federal charges of facilitating and participating in sexual abuse acts with minors .
Kennedy said Maxwell `` abused these children herself and knowingly for years and years , extended the cycle and essentially ruined their lives . ''
`` And I hope the victims have their real day in court and they get to look her in the eye and their testimony is the nail in her coffin , '' Kennedy said .
Rivera weighed in and spoke of the `` toxic impact of money , '' wondering openly why so @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cavort with the pedophile and his associates .
`` I detest what Epstein purportedly did and what this woman allegedly did in aiding and abetting the abuse of these children , '' Rivera said .
`` But what I see as the real lesson of this , this morality tale is the toxic impact of money . ''
`` Why did Bill Clinton want to hang around with Jeffrey Epstein ?
Why did Prince Andrew want to hide , you know , hide out in Epstein 's apartment , which happens to be @ @ @ @ @ @ @ '' Rivera asked .
`` What about all of these others , Harvard University and all of these prestigious institutions ?
Why did they court him even after he was busted ? ''

Here is more from Fox News:
Geraldo Rivera and Fox Business Network host Kennedy reacted Friday to reports that Jeffrey Epstein's ex-girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell is ready to name names of those involved in the late convicted pedophile's underage sex ring.
"She thought she was going to live free but she's going to die in prison, as she should. This is not someone who was just helping out or a codependent with Jeffrey Epstein," Kennedy said on "The Five" while discussing the socialite's decision to hide in New Hampshire. "She's accused of sexually molesting children and shame on her and everyone else who has protected her. Shame on [former Labor Secretary Alex Acosta] for giving Jeffrey Epstein the deal he did as a U.S. attorney in Florida."
In an exclusive interview with Fox News, Jane Doe, who wishes to protect her identity, claimed Maxwell sexually abused her and raped her dozens of times – beginning when Doe was just 14 years old. Doe also told Fox News that she is willing to take the stand and testify against Maxwell.
Maxwell was arrested Thursday on federal charges of facilitating and participating in sexual abuse acts with minors.
Kennedy said Maxwell "abused these children herself and knowingly for years and years, extended the cycle and essentially ruined their lives."
"And I hope the victims have their real day in court and they get to look her in the eye and their testimony is the nail in her coffin," Kennedy said.
Rivera weighed in and spoke of the "toxic impact of money," wondering openly why so many influential people and institutions wanted to cavort with the pedophile and his associates.
"I detest what Epstein purportedly did and what this woman allegedly did in aiding and abetting the abuse of these children," Rivera said. "But what I see as the real lesson of this, this morality tale is the toxic impact of money."
"Why did Bill Clinton want to hang around with Jeffrey Epstein? Why did Prince Andrew want to hide, you know, hide out in Epstein's apartment, which happens to be the largest private residence in Manhattan?" Rivera asked. "What about all of these others, Harvard University and all of these prestigious institutions? Why did they court him even after he was busted?"


welovetrump--2020-07-04--President Trump:  “We ONLY Kneel To Almighty God!”

If you missed President Trump 's speech last night , you missed what many are calling his best speech of @ @ @ @ @ when my phone starts blowing up with text messages like this one that it was @ @ @ @ @ you missed President Trumps speech at Mount Rushmore last night it was great .
The @ @ @ @ @ 244 Years today .
President Trump laid out our amazing history and facts many may @ @ @ @ @ Special fireworks used and thoroughly tested DONALD TRUMP 'S POSITIVELY BEST EVER SPEECH !

If you missed President Trump's speech last night, you missed what many are calling his best speech of all time.
I know when my phone starts blowing up with text messages like this one that it was a great speech:


welovetrump--2020-07-04--NASCAR Driver Corey Lajoie to Drive Trump 2020 Car at Sunday’s Brickyard 400

NASCAR driver Corey LaJoie 's No .
32 Ford car will be sporting a new look this weekend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway .
LaJoie 's car will debut a `` Trump 2020 '' paint scheme in red , white and blue on Sunday at the Brickyard 400 .
Go Fas Racing , LaJoie 's racing team , partnered with the Patriots of America PAC , a political action committee advocating for the reelection of President Donald Trump , for the sponsorship .
`` I will give my best effort to get NASCAR fans registered to vote , through our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , '' LaJoie said in a statement .
`` When they see the car , hopefully it makes them race to the polls in November . ''
The paint scheme , which will appear in eight additional races following the Brickyard 400 , is the latest in a series of political messages that have appeared on NASCAR cars in recent weeks .
Bubba Wallace debuted a `` Black Lives Matter '' car in early June , which was followed by a `` Back the Blue '' car showing support for police .
LaJoie @ @ @ @ @ @ @ dedicated to the 2020 presidential election .

NASCAR driver Corey LaJoie's No. 32 Ford car will be sporting a new look this weekend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
LaJoie's car will debut a "Trump 2020" paint scheme in red, white and blue on Sunday at the Brickyard 400.
Go Fas Racing, LaJoie's racing team, partnered with the Patriots of America PAC, a political action committee advocating for the reelection of President Donald Trump, for the sponsorship.
"I will give my best effort to get NASCAR fans registered to vote, through our team efforts on and off the track," LaJoie said in a statement. "When they see the car, hopefully it makes them race to the polls in November."
The paint scheme, which will appear in eight additional races following the Brickyard 400, is the latest in a series of political messages that have appeared on NASCAR cars in recent weeks. Bubba Wallace debuted a "Black Lives Matter" car in early June, which was followed by a "Back the Blue" car showing support for police.
LaJoie's car appears to be the first dedicated to the 2020 presidential election.


welovetrump--2020-07-04--10 More Arrested Near Former CHOP Zone in Seattle

The Seattle Times has more : Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan issued an executive order Tuesday night declaring that gathering in the area in and around Cal Anderson Park was unlawful assembly requiring immediate action from city agencies .
City officials then moved into the area and cleared it out starting around 5 a.m. Wednesday .
Since that time , protesters and police have clashed several times in Seattle .
From Wednesday to early Thursday , 69 people were arrested , according to police .
Jail records showed that 19 people were booked into the King County Jail between midnight and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not immediately clear which of those were arrested at the West Precinct or at Broadway and Pine .
In its Friday statement , the King County Prosecuting Attorney ’ s Office said it has not charged nonviolent protesters , “ and we have no plans to do so .
Our position hasn ’ t changed since the first protest in response to the murder of George Floyd.
” None of the CHOP-clearing arrests have led to criminal charges from the prosecutor ’ s office , the statement said .
The office says it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ cases since May : six involving a gun charge , one a hate crime investigation and three burglary cases .
During the time CHOP was active , charges were filed in three cases : a burglary case , a burglary and assault case , and a reckless burning case , according to the statement .
The statement underscored the prosecuting attorney office ’ s “ power to evaluate policies , laws and practices for racial equity .
We have the power to change those things that perpetuate institutional racism .
We will continue @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who feel the sting of racism every day , work for the reform of the criminal justice system , and always view our goals through this lens of racial equity .
”

Fox News has the story:
Seattle police clashed with protesters after being attacked with rocks, bottles and fireworks overnight Thursday in the now-cleared Capitol Hill Organized Protest zone.
Police said 10 people were arrested after violence erupted at the intersection of Broadway and Pine Street.
Helmeted police with bats and rifles forcibly cleared the so-called autonomous zone Wednesday after the mayor ordered the response following two recent fatal shootings.
“Officers reporting bottles, rocks, and fireworks being thrown at them in the intersection of Broadway and Pine Street. Arrests being made at this time,” police tweeted.
Another tweet said commanders were issuing an order to the crowd to disperse.
Three people were arrested outside the West Precinct for property destruction, police said. The West Precinct is two miles away from the CHOP zone.
The other seven arrests took place at Broadway and Pine, starting at around 1 a.m., police said. They were being charged with assault, harassment, and failure to disperse.


welovetrump--2020-07-04--Response To Gov. Newsom Banning Worship Singing:  We Raise a Hallelujah!

So , how to respond ?
Well , at WeLoveTrump we think the song below is very appropriate .
We do n't abide by unlawful edicts that threaten religious freedom .
You see , I think Gavin knows that Psalm 22:3 says God `` inhabits the praises of his people . ''
Other translations say God is `` enthroned on the praises of his people . ''
So I guess if you 're a far-left idealogue who needs God out of the way , the most logical thing to do would be to start banning worship .
They tried banning @ @ @ @ @ @ @ remember that ?
Now it looks like they 're settling on banning worship songs .
Have you read your Bible ?
Do you know what God thinks of the worshippers ?
He actually put them on the front lines of battle !
Do you remember that ?
21 After consulting the people , Jehoshaphat appointed men to sing to the Lord and to praise him for the splendor of his holiness as they went out at the head of the army , saying : “ Give thanks to the Lord , for his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ please and let 's sing this in unison all across the country ... .we Raise a Hallelujah !
👇

So, how to respond?
Well, at WeLoveTrump we think the song below is very appropriate.
We don't cower in fear.
We don't abide by unlawful edicts that threaten religious freedom.
We RAISE A HALLELUJAH!
You see, I think Gavin knows that Psalm 22:3 says God "inhabits the praises of his people."
Other translations say God is "enthroned on the praises of his people."
So I guess if you're a far-left idealogue who needs God out of the way, the most logical thing to do would be to start banning worship.
They tried banning people from going to churches outright, remember that?
Now it looks like they're settling on banning worship songs.
Have you read your Bible?
Do you know what God thinks of the worshippers?
The musicians? The worship leaders?
He actually put them on the front lines of battle!
Do you remember that?
2 Chronicles 20:21
21 After consulting the people, Jehoshaphat appointed men to sing to the Lord and to praise him for the splendor of his holiness as they went out at the head of the army, saying: “Give thanks to the Lord,
for his love endures forever.”
So join me please and let's sing this in unison all across the country....we Raise a Hallelujah! 👇


welovetrump--2020-07-06--New Scientific Study Quietly Suggests Trump Was RIGHT On Hydroxychloroquine; Media Appears to Ignore

Though the story is the same , this is how media bias works .
Most people never even click to read the article , especially when its shown on social media .
Seeding doubt into user 's minds can make it seem as though President Trump is wrong , even as a new study suggests he was RIGHT on hydroxychloroquine .
Fox News reports that the Trump campaign immediately seized onto the new study : A statement from the Trump campaign hailed the study as `` fantastic news . ''
`` Fortunately , the Trump Administration secured a massive supply @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ago , '' a statement read .
`` Yet this is the same drug that the media and the Biden campaign spent weeks trying to discredit and spread fear and doubt around because President Trump dared to mention it as a potential treatment for coronavirus . ''
It added : `` The new study from the Henry Ford Health System should be a clear message to the media and the Democrats : stop the bizarre attempts to discredit hydroxychloroquine to satisfy your own anti-Trump agenda .
It may be costing lives . ''
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ efforts by media partisans to undermine confidence in the drug simply to undercut the president .
`` So fewer people died because they took the drug @ realDonaldTrump suggested ... .
Thank you , POTUS for doing the right thing even in the face of a DC culture attacking you no matter what you do , '' wrote former Acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell .
The Federalist 's Sean Davis added : `` Media and incompetent corrupt government officials lied to you about social distancing .
They lied to you about @ @ @ @ @ @ @ risks to children and the general population .
They lied not to help you , but to control you , and they ’ re not going to stop . ''
At a March 19 White House briefing , Trump had remarked : `` Now , a drug called chloroquine , and some people would add to it , hydroxychloroquine , so chloroquine or hydroxychloroquine ... [ has ] shown very encouraging , very , very encouraging early results . ''
The president acknowledged that the drug may not `` go as planned '' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ but that `` we ’ re going to be able to make that drug available almost immediately . ''
That statement prompted immediate mockery from journalists .
`` Trump peddles unsubstantiated hope in dark times , '' read a March 20 `` analysis '' by CNN 's Stephen Collinson .
Saying Trump was `` adopting the audacity of false hope '' and embracing `` premature optimism , '' Collinson charged that `` there 's no doubt he overhyped the immediate prospects for the drug '' because the FDA had not provided an explicit @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coronavirus .
The media onslaught continued .
`` Trump is giving people false hope of coronavirus cures .
It ’ s all snake oil , '' read one Washington Post headline .
Added the Post 's editorial board : `` Trump is spreading false hope for a virus cure -- and that ’ s not the only damage . ''
Despite the new study , the World Health Organization has decided to stop researching the potential benefits of hydroxychloroquine .
You 'd think this would be GOOD news .
Any potential treatment or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ save thousands , if not millions , of lives .

Though the story is the same, this is how media bias works.
Most people never even click to read the article, especially when its shown on social media.
Seeding doubt into user's minds can make it seem as though President Trump is wrong, even as a new study suggests he was RIGHT on hydroxychloroquine.
Fox News reports that the Trump campaign immediately seized onto the new study:
A statement from the Trump campaign hailed the study as "fantastic news."
"Fortunately, the Trump Administration secured a massive supply of hydroxychloroquine for the national stockpile months ago," a statement read. "Yet this is the same drug that the media and the Biden campaign spent weeks trying to discredit and spread fear and doubt around because President Trump dared to mention it as a potential treatment for coronavirus."
It added: "The new study from the Henry Ford Health System should be a clear message to the media and the Democrats: stop the bizarre attempts to discredit hydroxychloroquine to satisfy your own anti-Trump agenda. It may be costing lives."
The findings, conservatives said, highlighted efforts by media partisans to undermine confidence in the drug simply to undercut the president.
"So fewer people died because they took the drug @realDonaldTrump suggested.... Thank you, POTUS for doing the right thing even in the face of a DC culture attacking you no matter what you do," wrote former Acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell.
The Federalist's Sean Davis added: "Media and incompetent corrupt government officials lied to you about social distancing. They lied to you about hydroxychloroquine. They lied to you about risks to children and the general population. They lied not to help you, but to control you, and they’re not going to stop."
At a March 19 White House briefing, Trump had remarked: "Now, a drug called chloroquine, and some people would add to it, hydroxychloroquine, so chloroquine or hydroxychloroquine ... [has] shown very encouraging, very, very encouraging early results." The president acknowledged that the drug may not "go as planned" and that more testing was needed, but that "we’re going to be able to make that drug available almost immediately."
That statement prompted immediate mockery from journalists.
"Trump peddles unsubstantiated hope in dark times," read a March 20 "analysis" by CNN's Stephen Collinson. Saying Trump was "adopting the audacity of false hope" and embracing "premature optimism," Collinson charged that "there's no doubt he overhyped the immediate prospects for the drug" because the FDA had not provided an explicit timeline on approving the drug to treat coronavirus.
The media onslaught continued. "Trump is giving people false hope of coronavirus cures. It’s all snake oil," read one Washington Post headline. Added the Post's editorial board: "Trump is spreading false hope for a virus cure -- and that’s not the only damage."


welovetrump--2020-07-06--As Media Claims Protests Did Not Cause COVID-19 Spike, Los Angeles Mayor Admits Otherwise

The media and Democratic party have been promoting the notion that widespread protests had NOTHING to do with the spread of COVID-19 .
This even appeared to be the stance of LA mayor Eric Garcetti .
However , the Daily Mail reports that he has appeared to backtrack on his initial stance , admitting that there is indeed a link : Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has admitted recent protests and mass demonstrations have led to a spike in coronavirus cases in the city .
Garcetti revealed during a press conference on Wednesday that LA County health officials believe some @ @ @ @ @ @ @ come from large groups of people gathering at rallies . '
I talked again with [ Director of Public Health ] Dr Barbara Ferrer about that this morning .
She does think some of the spread did come from our protests , ' the mayor told reporters .
'It 's not the act of protesting - that 's a great and American thing to do no matter what your opinion is… but protesting without maintaining physical distancing , without wearing your mask , without having sanitizer - we just have to be smart @ @ @ @ @ @ @ there was a link between the new cases and protests after the city - and most parts of California - saw a sharp spike in infections in the last two weeks .
The mayor noted that it was likely some people were not being conscious of the health risks nor were they taking proper precautions while going out to protest .
'Whether you 're at a protest or at your home , whether in your workplace or whether you 're out shopping , these rules do n't change , ' he added .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ , we do n't believe that everybody has been doing this safely and wherever you can , please stay at home . '
Garcetti 's comments came after he had said there was no evidence to support cases were emerging from protests during a press conference on Monday .
For weeks , Democrats and the media painted nail salon owners , churches , and entrepreneurs as the reason that COVID-19 was spreading .
They wanted to provide food on the table for their families .
When it came to mass protests in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Democratic party are performing mental gymnastics to AVOID tying it to the spread of COVID-19 .
But even LA mayor Eric Garcetti is no longer playing along .

The media and Democratic party have been promoting the notion that widespread protests had NOTHING to do with the spread of COVID-19.
This even appeared to be the stance of LA mayor Eric Garcetti.
However, the Daily Mail reports that he has appeared to backtrack on his initial stance, admitting that there is indeed a link:
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has admitted recent protests and mass demonstrations have led to a spike in coronavirus cases in the city.
Garcetti revealed during a press conference on Wednesday that LA County health officials believe some of the new COVID-19 cases may have come from large groups of people gathering at rallies.
'I talked again with [Director of Public Health] Dr Barbara Ferrer about that this morning. She does think some of the spread did come from our protests,' the mayor told reporters.
'It's not the act of protesting - that's a great and American thing to do no matter what your opinion is… but protesting without maintaining physical distancing, without wearing your mask, without having sanitizer - we just have to be smart.'
Garcetti had been asked if there was a link between the new cases and protests after the city - and most parts of California - saw a sharp spike in infections in the last two weeks.
The mayor noted that it was likely some people were not being conscious of the health risks nor were they taking proper precautions while going out to protest.
'Whether you're at a protest or at your home, whether in your workplace or whether you're out shopping, these rules don't change,' he added.
'We do believe there is a connection, we don't believe that everybody has been doing this safely and wherever you can, please stay at home.'
Garcetti's comments came after he had said there was no evidence to support cases were emerging from protests during a press conference on Monday.
For weeks, Democrats and the media painted nail salon owners, churches, and entrepreneurs as the reason that COVID-19 was spreading.
But...
People simply wanted to worship.
They wanted to provide food on the table for their families.
When it came to mass protests in the streets, however, the media and Democratic party are performing mental gymnastics to AVOID tying it to the spread of COVID-19.
But even LA mayor Eric Garcetti is no longer playing along.
That speaks volumes.


welovetrump--2020-07-06--Los Angeles Banned Fireworks for the 4th of July, But Patriots Ignored Orders and Lit Up the Skies L

Los Angeles Banned Fireworks for the 4th of July, But Patriots Ignored Orders and Lit Up the Skies Like Never Before

Cities across the nation banned fireworks and even outright canceled their fireworks display for the 4th of July .
Massive @ @ @ @ @ of July tradition , but with COVID-19 and civil unrest sweeping the nation , many @ @ @ @ @ Los Angeles took things even further .
Aside from canceling their fireworks display , they @ @ @ @ @ Los Angeles county from even launching fireworks .
In other words , the fireworks might @ @ @ @ @ illegal . ''
But freedom loving patriots IGNORED the city 's orders .
Jaw dropping @ @ @ @ @ not thousands , of people in Los Angeles county shooting off fireworks .
No matter @ @ @ @ @ countless fireworks were lighting up the night sky .
Even life-long residents of Los Angeles @ @ @ @ @ anything like it before .
See some of the footage for yourself below :

Cities across the nation banned fireworks and even outright canceled their fireworks display for the 4th of July.
Massive fireworks displays are a 4th of July tradition, but with COVID-19 and civil unrest sweeping the nation, many cities canceled their displays.
Los Angeles took things even further.
Aside from canceling their fireworks display, they flat out BANNED anyone in Los Angeles county from even launching fireworks.
In other words, the fireworks might as well have been "illegal."
But freedom loving patriots IGNORED the city's orders.
Jaw dropping footage showcases hundreds, if not thousands, of people in Los Angeles county shooting off fireworks.
No matter which direction you looked, countless fireworks were lighting up the night sky.
Even life-long residents of Los Angeles said they'd never seen anything like it before.
See some of the footage for yourself below:


welovetrump--2020-07-06--Pastor Dana Coverstone Posts “Three Prophetic Dreams” with Traumatic Future of November, Sees Trump

Pastor Dana Coverstone Posts “Three Prophetic Dreams” with Traumatic Future of November, Sees Trump Missing

Ok , warning in advance….for those of you who do n't like articles of prophecy and prophecies , feel free to leave now !
Seriously , you do n't have to stay .
You do n't have to keep reading .
But a reader sent this video to me and I was captivated by it .
And it already has almost a MILLION views , so I think we 'd better talk about it .
This Pastor from Kentucky who seems like a really good guy , a genuine guy , posted this video describing three prophetic dreams he had @ @ @ @ @ @ @ immediate future is NOT good .
This is also in line with what some other prophets have been posting .
Charlie Shamp , for example , said at the end of 2019 that he had a vision of D.C. burning in 2020 .
Riots in the streets .
The biggest riot D.C. has ever seen .
Is that still to come ?
That would line up with what Pastor Dana is saying .
And here 's the thing I found most concerning about his dreams and visions…..he specifically says it was November and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and Chinese soldiers present ) and President Trump was no where to be found .
That chills me to the bone .
Has he been assassinated ?
Folks , I post this article and give you this video to say this is a CALL TO PRAYER !
Just like the prayers of the Ninevites changed the prophecy Jonah gave them , so too for us ?
Tell all your family and all your friends to pray !
Ok , please watch and see what you think for yourself :

Ok, warning in advance….for those of you who don't like articles of prophecy and prophecies, feel free to leave now!
Seriously, you don't have to stay.
You don't have to keep reading.
But a reader sent this video to me and I was captivated by it.
And it already has almost a MILLION views, so I think we'd better talk about it.
This Pastor from Kentucky who seems like a really good guy, a genuine guy, posted this video describing three prophetic dreams he had recently and let's just say the immediate future is NOT good.
Now here's the deal….
This is also in line with what some other prophets have been posting.
Charlie Shamp, for example, said at the end of 2019 that he had a vision of D.C. burning in 2020. Riots in the streets. The biggest riot D.C. has ever seen.
Is that still to come?
That would line up with what Pastor Dana is saying.
And here's the thing I found most concerning about his dreams and visions…..he specifically says it was November and D.C. was on fire (with Russian and Chinese soldiers present) and President Trump was no where to be found.
That chills me to the bone.
Has he been assassinated?
Folks, I post this article and give you this video to say this is a CALL TO PRAYER!
Just like the prayers of the Ninevites changed the prophecy Jonah gave them, so too for us?
PRAY PRAY PRAY!
Tell all your family and all your friends to pray!
The time is urgent.
Ok, please watch and see what you think for yourself:


welovetrump--2020-07-05--Reports Say New York Jets Coach Adam Gase Will Support Anthem Kneelers

Do you watch the NFL ?
Kind of sad because it used to be a lot of fun , but @ @ @ @ @ one giant political statement .
And I don ’ t need to tune in for @ @ @ @ @ towards that .
New York Jets Coach Adam Gase is on the kneeling bandwagon :

Do you watch the NFL?
I stopped a couple years ago.
Just wasn’t worth it.
Kind of sad because it used to be a lot of fun, but now it’s just one giant political statement.
And I don’t need to tune in for that or spend my money towards that.
The latest example?
New York Jets Coach Adam Gase is on the kneeling bandwagon:


welovetrump--2020-07-05--Mike Lindell Promises “Trump’s Gonna Carry Minnesota” After Being Appointed Chairman of the MN Trump

Mike Lindell Promises “Trump’s Gonna Carry Minnesota” After Being Appointed Chairman of the MN Trump Campaign

Bloomberg reports more details , including Lindell 's guarantee to carry MN for Trump : As Donald Trump looked for help with his re-election advertising , he turned to a staunch supporter who built a national brand on the strength of ubiquitous cable TV ads : My Pillow Inc. founder Mike Lindell .
Lindell was invited to a June 9 White House meeting with Trump , Vice President Mike Pence , campaign manager Brad Parscale and other officials , the My Pillow chief executive officer said in an interview .
He urged Trump to maintain a positive tone in his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ opinions obviously with ads -- I do put out a lot of ads , ” Lindell said .
“ My ads would all be positive .
Here ’ s a problem , solution , and here ’ s what it ’ s going to manifest to .
And that ’ s what our president is so skilled in.
” The meeting came as Trump grappled with a series of crises : rolling nationwide protests sparked by the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police , calls to address police brutality @ @ @ @ @ @ @ own sinking poll numbers .
Lindell is Trump ’ s campaign chairman for Minnesota , a state the president narrowly lost in 2016 and thinks he can win this year .
“ One hundred percent , he ’ s going to carry Minnesota .
I promised him that , ” Lindell said , describing the state as crucial politically and to the “ spiritual warfare ” in America .
“ I personally think it ’ s going to be a landslide , I really do .
I think it ’ s going to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Nationally.
” Lindell ’ s ads are in regular rotation on Fox News , which the president watches frequently .
The meeting and Lindell ’ s remarks are the latest indication of the data-defying view of the campaign that Trump ’ s surrogates are building around the president ’ s bid for a second term .
The White House and Trump campaign declined to comment on the June 9th meeting .
A series of public polls have shown Trump ’ s presumptive challenger , former Vice President Joe Biden , with a wide @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the race is closer in key swing states .
A Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy survey of Minnesota released May 24 found Biden with a five-point lead , 49-44 , according to fivethirtyeight.com .
Trump and those around him have dismissed public polls showing him behind Biden , saying that internal polls show the president in close competition or leading in key states , particularly when the former vice president is “ defined ” -- meaning , portrayed in a negative light .
” We don ’ t put any stock in public polls @ @ @ @ @ @ @ about President Trump as we learned in 2016 , ” Tim Murtaugh , communications director for the Trump campaign , told Bloomberg Television on Wednesday .
“ If the question is the economy , President Trump wins that argument , hands down.
” Promoter ’ s Flair Lindell is something of a quintessential figure in Trump ’ s orbit : a relentless TV presence with a promoter ’ s flare .
He drew scrutiny in 2016 over his ads -- My Pillow agreed to pay $ 1 million after 10 California district attorneys @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Now , his ads evoke Trump ’ s America First mantra , touting U.S. manufacturing of his products .
He ’ s a devout Christian and is candid with his own journey from crack cocaine addict and former bar owner to pillow and bedding CEO .
“ All they ’ re trying to do now is delay things with this pandemic to mail-in voting .
That ’ s what they ’ re trying to do , ” he said in the interview , referring to Democrats .
“ They ’ re trying to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ They ’ re lying about the polls .
It ’ s all a big lie again.
” Trump is now fewer than five months from election day , and he ’ s steadily encouraged Americans to put the coronavirus outbreak behind them even as the disease continues to infect upwards of 20,000 more people in the country every day .
About 117,000 have died , and some states are only now seeing their first wave of the virus .
Trump will resume his signature campaign rallies with an event in Tulsa , Oklahoma @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will attract about 100,000 people .
Tulsa ’ s top health official has warned against the rally out of concern it will worsen the county ’ s coronavirus outbreak , already the largest in the state .
But Trump is pressing ahead with the event .
So is Lindell , who was announced Wednesday as one of more than 50 campaign surrogates who will be in Tulsa with the president .
Lindell ’ s company began making cloth face masks in March after the U.S. coronavirus outbreak blossomed , but he said he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after it became crowded with competitors .
“ The sales are just slow so I ’ m probably just going to quit making them , ” he said .
Run for Governor On Tuesday , the president signed an executive order aimed at improving training and standards for police behavior after Floyd ’ s death .
He met privately beforehand with families of Black Americans killed in encounters with the police and other incidents , but then defended policing before signing the order and hailed his policies -- expanded access to private schools @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for historically Black colleges , a booming economy -- as the answer to the nation ’ s racial divisions .
Lindell said it should be easier to immediately detain police suspected of a crime .
“ They need to be put on the same level as everyone else , ” he said .
He called Floyd ’ s death , after a white officer kneeled on his neck for more than eight minutes , a “ murder ” but said : “ It had nothing to do with race .
”

Bloomberg reports more details, including Lindell's guarantee to carry MN for Trump:
As Donald Trump looked for help with his re-election advertising, he turned to a staunch supporter who built a national brand on the strength of ubiquitous cable TV ads: My Pillow Inc. founder Mike Lindell.
Lindell was invited to a June 9 White House meeting with Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, campaign manager Brad Parscale and other officials, the My Pillow chief executive officer said in an interview. He urged Trump to maintain a positive tone in his ads.
“The president likes my opinions obviously with ads -- I do put out a lot of ads,” Lindell said. “My ads would all be positive. Here’s a problem, solution, and here’s what it’s going to manifest to. And that’s what our president is so skilled in.”
The meeting came as Trump grappled with a series of crises: rolling nationwide protests sparked by the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, calls to address police brutality, the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and his own sinking poll numbers. Lindell is Trump’s campaign chairman for Minnesota, a state the president narrowly lost in 2016 and thinks he can win this year.
“One hundred percent, he’s going to carry Minnesota. I promised him that,” Lindell said, describing the state as crucial politically and to the “spiritual warfare” in America. “I personally think it’s going to be a landslide, I really do. I think it’s going to be a landslide of epic proportions. Nationally.”
Lindell’s ads are in regular rotation on Fox News, which the president watches frequently. The meeting and Lindell’s remarks are the latest indication of the data-defying view of the campaign that Trump’s surrogates are building around the president’s bid for a second term.
The White House and Trump campaign declined to comment on the June 9th meeting.
A series of public polls have shown Trump’s presumptive challenger, former Vice President Joe Biden, with a wide lead over the incumbent nationally, though the race is closer in key swing states. A Mason-Dixon Polling & Strategy survey of Minnesota released May 24 found Biden with a five-point lead, 49-44, according to fivethirtyeight.com.
Trump and those around him have dismissed public polls showing him behind Biden, saying that internal polls show the president in close competition or leading in key states, particularly when the former vice president is “defined” -- meaning, portrayed in a negative light.
”We don’t put any stock in public polls. They’ve always been wrong about President Trump as we learned in 2016,” Tim Murtaugh, communications director for the Trump campaign, told Bloomberg Television on Wednesday. “If the question is the economy, President Trump wins that argument, hands down.”
Promoter’s Flair
Lindell is something of a quintessential figure in Trump’s orbit: a relentless TV presence with a promoter’s flare. He drew scrutiny in 2016 over his ads -- My Pillow agreed to pay $1 million after 10 California district attorneys accused the company of false advertising.
Now, his ads evoke Trump’s America First mantra, touting U.S. manufacturing of his products. He’s a devout Christian and is candid with his own journey from crack cocaine addict and former bar owner to pillow and bedding CEO.
“All they’re trying to do now is delay things with this pandemic to mail-in voting. That’s what they’re trying to do,” he said in the interview, referring to Democrats. “They’re trying to steal the election from Donald Trump. They’re lying about the polls. It’s all a big lie again.”
Trump is now fewer than five months from election day, and he’s steadily encouraged Americans to put the coronavirus outbreak behind them even as the disease continues to infect upwards of 20,000 more people in the country every day. About 117,000 have died, and some states are only now seeing their first wave of the virus.
Trump will resume his signature campaign rallies with an event in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Saturday that city officials said will attract about 100,000 people. Tulsa’s top health official has warned against the rally out of concern it will worsen the county’s coronavirus outbreak, already the largest in the state.
But Trump is pressing ahead with the event. So is Lindell, who was announced Wednesday as one of more than 50 campaign surrogates who will be in Tulsa with the president.
Lindell’s company began making cloth face masks in March after the U.S. coronavirus outbreak blossomed, but he said he’s getting out of the business after it became crowded with competitors.
“The sales are just slow so I’m probably just going to quit making them,” he said.
Run for Governor
On Tuesday, the president signed an executive order aimed at improving training and standards for police behavior after Floyd’s death. He met privately beforehand with families of Black Americans killed in encounters with the police and other incidents, but then defended policing before signing the order and hailed his policies -- expanded access to private schools for some Black students, predictable funding for historically Black colleges, a booming economy -- as the answer to the nation’s racial divisions.
Lindell said it should be easier to immediately detain police suspected of a crime. “They need to be put on the same level as everyone else,” he said. He called Floyd’s death, after a white officer kneeled on his neck for more than eight minutes, a “murder” but said: “It had nothing to do with race.”


welovetrump--2020-07-05--Disney Under Fire For Woman-Boy Kiss In Movie “Blank Check”, Some Call It Child Abuse

It says something about `` Blank Check '' that its writers and their agent used a gimmick to pitch the script to studios : Instead of relaying it in a discreet manila envelope , they stuffed the tome in a backpack of the sort the movie 's 11-year-old hero wears , along with some wads of play money .
It says something about Hollywood that someone actually bought the ploy and made it into one of the sleazier movies ever marketed to kids .
With its contrived plot , its MTV-inspired montages and its blatant shilling for products , it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it comes with a decidedly suspect warranty .
Its mercantile instincts are so primary it looks like an infomercial .
Were it wittier , and morally informed , `` Blank Check '' might have been a hilarious parody of the '80s : A boy with strong feelings of entitlement ( Brian Bonsall ) is handed a blank check by a nasty ex-con who damages his bicycle .
He has his computer fill in the blank for a million bucks and , through one of those mixups which could only happen in the movies @ @ @ @ @ @ @ goes on a colossal spending spree , buying a mansion down the block to escape his strict , money-grubbing father , installing every conceivable fantasy toy ( The Sharper Image features prominently here ) and courting a luscious bank teller who is actually an undercover FBI agent .
All the while , the boy must evade the ex-con and his accomplices ( including rapper Tone Loc ) who are out to recover their loot , the reward of previous crimes .
But instead of parodying the excesses of the '80s , `` Blank @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at the junior level , piling on self-gratification at a rate that is almost pathological .
And while the ex-con is led away in handcuffs , there is no mention of the boy 's ill-gotten gains or of the consequences of his chicanery .
Instead , he goes home to the sort of family where his exploits have gained him new respect .
Clearly , the message here is that children may dispense with consciences and bear no responsibility for their actions .
The production values in `` Blank Check '' boast the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ soullessness all the more insidious .
But even proficiency can not produce laughs .
The film is mildly funny only in exchanges between the boy and his chauffeur , played by Rick Ducommun .
Such a movie for children ( from Disney yet ) is a scary sign that Hollywood 's sensibilities are so out of whack there is no ethical bedrock left .
Seeing a movie is a voluntary act .
If it were n't , `` Blank Check '' would qualify as child abuse .

The Chicago Tribune explains more:
It says something about "Blank Check" that its writers and their agent used a gimmick to pitch the script to studios: Instead of relaying it in a discreet manila envelope, they stuffed the tome in a backpack of the sort the movie's 11-year-old hero wears, along with some wads of play money.
It says something about Hollywood that someone actually bought the ploy and made it into one of the sleazier movies ever marketed to kids.
With its contrived plot, its MTV-inspired montages and its blatant shilling for products, it is film as hard sell, and it comes with a decidedly suspect warranty. Its mercantile instincts are so primary it looks like an infomercial.
Were it wittier, and morally informed, "Blank Check" might have been a hilarious parody of the '80s: A boy with strong feelings of entitlement (Brian Bonsall) is handed a blank check by a nasty ex-con who damages his bicycle. He has his computer fill in the blank for a million bucks and, through one of those mixups which could only happen in the movies, collects the cash.
He promptly goes on a colossal spending spree, buying a mansion down the block to escape his strict, money-grubbing father, installing every conceivable fantasy toy (The Sharper Image features prominently here) and courting a luscious bank teller who is actually an undercover FBI agent. All the while, the boy must evade the ex-con and his accomplices (including rapper Tone Loc) who are out to recover their loot, the reward of previous crimes.
But instead of parodying the excesses of the '80s, "Blank Check" works hard to re-create them at the junior level, piling on self-gratification at a rate that is almost pathological.
And while the ex-con is led away in handcuffs, there is no mention of the boy's ill-gotten gains or of the consequences of his chicanery. Instead, he goes home to the sort of family where his exploits have gained him new respect.
Clearly, the message here is that children may dispense with consciences and bear no responsibility for their actions.
The production values in "Blank Check" boast the sort of slick proficiency that makes its soullessness all the more insidious. But even proficiency cannot produce laughs. The film is mildly funny only in exchanges between the boy and his chauffeur, played by Rick Ducommun.
Such a movie for children (from Disney yet) is a scary sign that Hollywood's sensibilities are so out of whack there is no ethical bedrock left. Seeing a movie is a voluntary act. If it weren't, "Blank Check" would qualify as child abuse.


welovetrump--2020-07-05--Couple Paints Over Huge BLM Mural in California, Police Investigating

Here 's what TMZ had to report ( ignore the negative-Trump spin if you can ) : A pair of Trump supporters quickly ruined the work of residents in a Bay Area town that got the OK to paint a Black Lives Matter mural -- and now , cops would like a word .
This went down Saturday in the city of Martinez , CA -- where a large mural reading `` BLM '' was stenciled and filled in with paint by the people there in front of their local courthouse -- something city officials approved and even advertised as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the mural was scheduled from 9 AM to 3 PM , but not too long after folks there finished up the job ... these two boneheads rolled up and did a paint job of their own .
The woman here -- who appeared to be rocking a MAGA-themed shirt -- started applying black paint over the letters with a roller ... she began with the B and then moved on to the L in a sloppy rush -- as people around them started to film and get in their face about it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ who was definitely wearing Trump 2020 gear -- and he was standing by and filming the encounter himself , getting into shouting matches with bystanders and telling them they were brainwashed , and that racism was a liberal hoax .
Seriously ...
The witnesses got footage of their truck as well as their license plate .
Eventually , the couple scrammed before they could finish their defacement ... things were getting heated .
Now , Martinez Police says they 're looking for these two and plan to arrest them for defacing the mural @ @ @ @ @ @ @ city-sanctioned thing .
Sounds like they might be facing a simple vandalism charge -- the cops were hesitant to call this a hate crime quite yet .

Here's what TMZ had to report (ignore the negative-Trump spin if you can):
A pair of Trump supporters quickly ruined the work of residents in a Bay Area town that got the OK to paint a Black Lives Matter mural -- and now, cops would like a word.
This went down Saturday in the city of Martinez, CA -- where a large mural reading "BLM" was stenciled and filled in with paint by the people there in front of their local courthouse -- something city officials approved and even advertised as a community-led holiday event.
The painting of the mural was scheduled from 9 AM to 3 PM, but not too long after folks there finished up the job ... these two boneheads rolled up and did a paint job of their own.
The woman here -- who appeared to be rocking a MAGA-themed shirt -- started applying black paint over the letters with a roller ... she began with the B and then moved on to the L in a sloppy rush -- as people around them started to film and get in their face about it.
She had a man with her who was definitely wearing Trump 2020 gear -- and he was standing by and filming the encounter himself, getting into shouting matches with bystanders and telling them they were brainwashed, and that racism was a liberal hoax. Seriously ...
The witnesses got footage of their truck as well as their license plate. Eventually, the couple scrammed before they could finish their defacement ... things were getting heated.
Now, Martinez Police says they're looking for these two and plan to arrest them for defacing the mural ... which, again, was a city-sanctioned thing. Sounds like they might be facing a simple vandalism charge -- the cops were hesitant to call this a hate crime quite yet.


welovetrump--2020-07-05--Beautiful:  Lee Greenwood Sings ‘God Bless The USA’

In the spirit of the 4th of July , I wanted to take a moment to flashhback to the great @ @ @ @ @ Bless the USA '' in 2001 at Game 4 of the World Series .
Are @ @ @ @ @ your mind ?
Think back , the date is October 31 , 2001 .
Just @ @ @ @ @ had the most horrific and deadly attack on mainlaid USA soil in the history of @ @ @ @ @ For weeks our country was almost paralyzed .
No one knew how to `` get @ @ @ @ @ Kind of sounds familiar to today a little bit , does n't it ?
And @ @ @ @ @ stepped up to the plate , so to speak , and showed us the way @ @

In the spirit of the 4th of July, I wanted to take a moment to flashhback to the great Lee Greenwood singing "God Bless the USA" in 2001 at Game 4 of the World Series.
10/31/01: Lee Greenwood sings "God Bless the USA" at Yankee Stadium prior to Game 4 of the World Series between the D-backs and Yankees
Are you connecting the dots in your mind?
Think back, the date is October 31, 2001.
Just one month earlier, we had the most horrific and deadly attack on mainlaid USA soil in the history of our country on 9/11/01.
For weeks our country was almost paralyzed.
No one knew how to "get back to normal".
Kind of sounds familiar to today a little bit, doesn't it?
And then people like Lee Greenwood stepped up to the plate, so to speak, and showed us the way forward.
Please enjoy:


welovetrump--2020-07-05--Kanye West Announces He’s Running For President; Will He Take Votes For Biden?

People immediately began to lose their minds as they thought through the implications .
Here is ABC News with more details : It 's unclear whether he 's consulted with his friend Donald Trump , but rapper Kanye West has announced he 's ready to unseat the Republican president .
`` We must now realize the promise of America by trusting God , unifying our vision and building our future , '' West wrote on Twitter Saturday evening .
`` I am running for president of the United States !
# 2020VISION '' It 's not apparent how serious he @ @ @ @ @ @ @ unlikely the polarizing entertainer could actually unseat Trump .
It 's probably more likely he could use a little publicity for his upcoming album , `` God 's Country , '' and its first single , `` Wash Us in the Blood , '' which was released earlier this week .
But Trump himself was a reality TV star and former President Ronald Reagan of course made his name as a Hollywood actor before entering politics .
Former Vice President Joe Biden and Trump both have a few hundred million dollar fundraising advantage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his wife , Kim Kardashian , is very nearly a billionaire after selling 20 % of her KKW Beauty last month if he 's looking to borrow a few hundred million .
If West does actually want to run for president , he would have to do so as an independent .
And even that would take him acquiring the necessary signatures to get on November 's ballot .
Bad news for voters in Indiana , Maine , New Mexico , New York , North Carolina and Texas -- the deadline has already @ @ @ @ @ @ @ get a chance to vote for West .
( Unless you want to write him in . )
West , 43 , made a surreal appearance in the Oval Office in October 2018 , meeting with Trump after professing his love for the current president .
The move ostracized the Chicago rapper from many of his peers in the entertainment industry .
In the end it turned out West had n't even voted in the 2016 election .
Donning a `` Make America Great Again '' hat , the two were set to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ African Americans .
But in reality the conversation swung from his IQ -- he 's in the 98th percentile , he said -- to his mental health to Ford needing to design the `` fliest most amazing '' cars and his comments on live TV during a Hurricane Katrina charity fundraiser that George W. Bush did n't care about Black people .
All the while , he tested television producers ' censor buttons .
The two actually did discuss West running for president , believe it or not .
Trump said the rapper @ @ @ @ @ @ @ future presidential candidate .
`` Only after ... '' West responded , referring to after Trump left office .
`` That 's good , I 'm glad to hear that , '' Trump said .
Apparently , he 's moved up the date .
He seemed to imply in the May issue of GQ that he was going to vote for Trump this year .
`` We know who I ’ m voting on , '' West told the magazine .
`` And I ’ m not going to be told by the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have their agenda that my career is going to be over .
Because guess what : I 'm still here ! ''
Trump has also made acquaintances with West 's wife .
Kardashian has visited the White House multiple times and met with Trump to push criminal reform policy .
She first met with the president in 2018 when she secured the commutation of a Tennessee woman 's life sentence for a nonviolent drug offense .

People immediately began to lose their minds as they thought through the implications.
Here is ABC News with more details:
It's unclear whether he's consulted with his friend Donald Trump, but rapper Kanye West has announced he's ready to unseat the Republican president.
"We must now realize the promise of America by trusting God, unifying our vision and building our future," West wrote on Twitter Saturday evening. "I am running for president of the United States! #2020VISION"
It's not apparent how serious he is about running, but it seems unlikely the polarizing entertainer could actually unseat Trump. It's probably more likely he could use a little publicity for his upcoming album, "God's Country," and its first single, "Wash Us in the Blood," which was released earlier this week.
But Trump himself was a reality TV star and former President Ronald Reagan of course made his name as a Hollywood actor before entering politics.
Former Vice President Joe Biden and Trump both have a few hundred million dollar fundraising advantage on the 21-time Grammy winner. Though his wife, Kim Kardashian, is very nearly a billionaire after selling 20% of her KKW Beauty last month if he's looking to borrow a few hundred million.
If West does actually want to run for president, he would have to do so as an independent. And even that would take him acquiring the necessary signatures to get on November's ballot. Bad news for voters in Indiana, Maine, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina and Texas -- the deadline has already passed to file and you won't get a chance to vote for West. (Unless you want to write him in.)
West, 43, made a surreal appearance in the Oval Office in October 2018, meeting with Trump after professing his love for the current president. The move ostracized the Chicago rapper from many of his peers in the entertainment industry. In the end it turned out West hadn't even voted in the 2016 election.
Donning a "Make America Great Again" hat, the two were set to talk about the president's appeal to African Americans. But in reality the conversation swung from his IQ -- he's in the 98th percentile, he said -- to his mental health to Ford needing to design the "fliest most amazing" cars and his comments on live TV during a Hurricane Katrina charity fundraiser that George W. Bush didn't care about Black people. All the while, he tested television producers' censor buttons.
The two actually did discuss West running for president, believe it or not.
Trump said the rapper "could very well be" a future presidential candidate.
"Only after ..." West responded, referring to after Trump left office.
"That's good, I'm glad to hear that," Trump said.
Apparently, he's moved up the date.
He seemed to imply in the May issue of GQ that he was going to vote for Trump this year.
"We know who I’m voting on," West told the magazine. "And I’m not going to be told by the people around me and the people that have their agenda that my career is going to be over. Because guess what: I'm still here!"
Trump has also made acquaintances with West's wife. Kardashian has visited the White House multiple times and met with Trump to push criminal reform policy. She first met with the president in 2018 when she secured the commutation of a Tennessee woman's life sentence for a nonviolent drug offense.


welovetrump--2020-07-07--Police Search For Suspects In NYC As Two Are Shot In Broad Daylight

I 'd like to tell you that this was an isolated that still clearly painted the picture that we need @ @ @ @ @ But then I 'd be uninformed ... or lying .
Just a quick scroll through @ @ @ @ @ will tell you that there is a major problem going on in NYC .

I'd like to tell you that this was an isolated that still clearly painted the picture that we need police on the streets.
But then I'd be uninformed...or lying.
Just a quick scroll through Chief Harrison's twitter feed will tell you that there is a major problem going on in NYC.


welovetrump--2020-07-06--Trump’s Monument Garden To Include Scalia, Betsy Ross and Billy Graham Among Many Others

President Donald Trump is n't going to bend the knee to angry leftwing mobs tearing down tributes to our history .
In fact , he 's announcing a plan to enshrine even more American heroes into the public conciousness with his new plan to have an entire garden of monuments .
The garden will run the spectrum of American greats : men & women , black & white , baseball players & aviators .
You can find the entire text of the executive order on Whitehouse.gov , here is a sample : By the authority vested in me as President @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the United States of America , it is hereby ordered as follows : Section 1 .
Purpose .
America owes its present greatness to its past sacrifices .
Because the past is always at risk of being forgotten , monuments will always be needed to honor those who came before .
Since the time of our founding , Americans have raised monuments to our greatest citizens .
In 1784 , the legislature of Virginia commissioned the earliest statue of George Washington , a “ monument of affection and gratitude ” to a man @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the endowment [ s ] of the Hero the virtues of the Patriot ” and gave to the world “ an Immortal Example of true Glory.
” I Res .
H. Del .
( June 24 , 1784 ) .
In our public parks and plazas , we have erected statues of great Americans who , through acts of wisdom and daring , built and preserved for us a republic of ordered liberty .
These statues are silent teachers in solid form of stone and metal .
They preserve the memory of our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ spirit of responsibility for the chapters yet unwritten .
These works of art call forth gratitude for the accomplishments and sacrifices of our exceptional fellow citizens who , despite their flaws , placed their virtues , their talents , and their lives in the service of our Nation .
These monuments express our noblest ideals : respect for our ancestors , love of freedom , and striving for a more perfect union .
They are works of beauty , created as enduring tributes .
In preserving them , we show reverence for our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and we inspire those who are to come .
To build a monument is to ratify our shared national project .
To destroy a monument is to desecrate our common inheritance .
In recent weeks , in the midst of protests across America , many monuments have been vandalized or destroyed .
Some local governments have responded by taking their monuments down .
Among others , monuments to Christopher Columbus , George Washington , Thomas Jefferson , Benjamin Franklin , Francis Scott Key , Ulysses S. Grant , leaders of the abolitionist movement @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Union Army in the Civil War , and American soldiers killed in the First and Second World Wars have been vandalized , destroyed , or removed .
These statues are not ours alone , to be discarded at the whim of those inflamed by fashionable political passions ; they belong to generations that have come before us and to generations yet unborn .
My Administration will not abide an assault on our collective national memory .
In the face of such acts of destruction , it is our responsibility as Americans to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to peacefully transmit our great national story to future generations through newly commissioned monuments to American heroes . ''

President Donald Trump isn't going to bend the knee to angry leftwing mobs tearing down tributes to our history.
In fact, he's announcing a plan to enshrine even more American heroes into the public conciousness with his new plan to have an entire garden of monuments.
The garden will run the spectrum of American greats: men & women, black & white, baseball players & aviators.
You can find the entire text of the executive order on Whitehouse.gov, here is a sample:
By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered as follows:
Section 1. Purpose. America owes its present greatness to its past sacrifices. Because the past is always at risk of being forgotten, monuments will always be needed to honor those who came before. Since the time of our founding, Americans have raised monuments to our greatest citizens. In 1784, the legislature of Virginia commissioned the earliest statue of George Washington, a “monument of affection and gratitude” to a man who “unit[ed] to the endowment[s] of the Hero the virtues of the Patriot” and gave to the world “an Immortal Example of true Glory.” I Res. H. Del. (June 24, 1784). In our public parks and plazas, we have erected statues of great Americans who, through acts of wisdom and daring, built and preserved for us a republic of ordered liberty.
These statues are silent teachers in solid form of stone and metal. They preserve the memory of our American story and stir in us a spirit of responsibility for the chapters yet unwritten. These works of art call forth gratitude for the accomplishments and sacrifices of our exceptional fellow citizens who, despite their flaws, placed their virtues, their talents, and their lives in the service of our Nation. These monuments express our noblest ideals: respect for our ancestors, love of freedom, and striving for a more perfect union. They are works of beauty, created as enduring tributes. In preserving them, we show reverence for our past, we dignify our present, and we inspire those who are to come. To build a monument is to ratify our shared national project.
To destroy a monument is to desecrate our common inheritance. In recent weeks, in the midst of protests across America, many monuments have been vandalized or destroyed. Some local governments have responded by taking their monuments down. Among others, monuments to Christopher Columbus, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, Francis Scott Key, Ulysses S. Grant, leaders of the abolitionist movement, the first all-volunteer African-American regiment of the Union Army in the Civil War, and American soldiers killed in the First and Second World Wars have been vandalized, destroyed, or removed.
These statues are not ours alone, to be discarded at the whim of those inflamed by fashionable political passions; they belong to generations that have come before us and to generations yet unborn. My Administration will not abide an assault on our collective national memory. In the face of such acts of destruction, it is our responsibility as Americans to stand strong against this violence, and to peacefully transmit our great national story to future generations through newly commissioned monuments to American heroes."


welovetrump--2020-07-06--Los Angeles Banned Fireworks So Patriots Fired Them Off Illegally All Across The City!

Gatherings of more than one household `` is n't allowed . ''
Maybe you could point us to your nearest @ @ @ @ @ the Constitution does it say some overreaching , ideological Mayor can tell people they are @ @ @ @ @ homes , unless you say so ?
Unfortunately for the good people of California , @ @ @ @ @ bozo trying to dictate to them :

O really, Garcetti?
Gatherings of more than one household "isn't allowed."
Maybe you could point us to your nearest gulag.
Where exactly in the Constitution does it say some overreaching, ideological Mayor can tell people they aren't allowed to leave their homes, unless you say so?
Unfortunately for the good people of California, Garcetti isn't the only bozo trying to dictate to them: